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I've had one of these on my iMac since I got it almost 3 years ago. At work, I use this very clunky and noisy keyboard. I want a keyboard with keys as light to press and as quiet as the Apple Keyboard. I don't like to use an Apple Keyboard on Windows because I'm used to the WinKey being between Ctrl and Alt when on Windows. Anyone got any nice alternatives to this AMAZING keyboard for Windows?
I've tried several times to clean my iMac keyboard, but it's hopeless. So I was wondering if anyone could tell me if they successfully found a good yet affordable keyboard? Do Windows keyboards works the same with Mac OS X? I'd want one cheaper than a replacement iMac new keyboard (less than 50) Any suggestions / tips / feedback on a product?
My use of the keyboard is a really dirty one. Eating and spilling grapefruit juice on it, it is of course now weird to use it. By weird I mean it does a clicky sound, as the dirt under the keys crackles on key press. So I was wondering, is there some kind of magical way to clean this too-well manufactured keyboard, or is there a good cheap alternative? Thanks for your help and I promise I'll be more careful from now on with my keyboards...
I got one of these with my Mac Pro, and after a week it went into the community recycling bin (can't waste all that aluminum). Like Apple's various pathetic attempts over the years to create a mouse, this keyboard is focused purely on looks rather than function and is very uncomfortable to use. In case anyone cares, the keyboard I DO use is a macally ikey, still going strong after six years. Big, clunky, noisy, and eminently functional.
To old to change my ways I am a PC man - yet still like the look and feel of this keyboard. Will this work with a PC straight away or will have to go through a lot of pain re-mapping keys to make it usable? Is there an easy way do re-map the keys?
I'm trying to choose between this and the wireless keyboard. I do some photography and post processing as a hobby so I eventually want to get a desktop-ish setup with a large monitor and a keyboard and mouse. I'm a CS student and I think that coding on this one will be more comfortable because of the extended layout but I know that at some point I'm going to want to move they keyboard away from the desk to type on my lap or whatever. Maybe just move it around the desk to make room...
